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## SECTION=rootfs
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
menu "populate rootfs "
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
config ROOTFS
bool
prompt "Create Directories in /"
default y
select BB_CONFIG_FEATURE_SHADOWPASSWDS if BUSYBOX
help
In order to support a standard root filesystem some subdirectories are
mandatory. They will be created by ptxdist automatically. Some
other directories are may be required on demand. This menu entry here
gives you the ability to create them.
config ROOTFS_DEV
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/dev"
default y
help
This directory contains system's device nodes. This is a common
location and name. For example udev depends on the existance of this
directory
config ROOTFS_DEV_INITIAL
depends on ROOTFS_DEV
bool
prompt "create initial device nodes"
default y
help
install /dev/null, /dev/zero and /dev/console device nodes.
udev needs at least these nodes to startup. If you use udev
say yes here
config ROOTFS_HOME
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/home"
default y
help
home/ is a common location to store users private data. As ptxdist does
not support users out of the box, its up to yourself to create
additional subdirectories here and also provide the permission info.
config ROOTFS_HOME_ROOT
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/root"
default y
help
root/ is the usual location to store roots private data.
# Media Mountpoints
menuconfig ROOTFS_MEDIA
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/media "
config ROOTFS_MEDIA1
prompt "Mountpoint 1"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA2
prompt "Mountpoint 2"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA1!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA3
prompt "Mountpoint 3"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA2!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA4
prompt "Mountpoint 4"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA3!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA5
prompt "Mountpoint 5"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA4!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA6
prompt "Mountpoint 6"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA5!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA7
prompt "Mountpoint 7"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA6!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA8
prompt "Mountpoint 8"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA7!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA9
prompt "Mountpoint 9"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA8!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
config ROOTFS_MEDIA10
prompt "Mountpoint 10"
string
depends on ROOTFS_MEDIA && ROOTFS_MEDIA9!=""
help
This string defines a mountpoint directory in /media
# ok, that's all for /media.
config ROOTFS_MNT
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/mnt"
default y
help
This is a common directory to temporarely mount external media. Its
always a good idea to select this entry.
config ROOTFS_PROC
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/proc"
default y
help
Create a /proc directory in the root filesystem.
You should say yes here.
config ROOTFS_SYS
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/sys"
default y
help
Create a /sys directory in the root filesystem.
2.6 kernel users should say yes here.
config ROOTFS_TMP
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/tmp"
default y
help
Create a /tmp directory in the root filesystem.
You should say yes here.
config ROOTFS_VAR
depends on ROOTFS
bool
prompt "/var"
default y
help
Create a /var directory in the root filesystem.
You should say yes here.
config ROOTFS_VAR_RUN
depends on ROOTFS_VAR
bool
prompt "/var/run"
default y
help
Create a /var/run directory in the root filesystem.
Unless you want to mount a tmpfs on /var you should
say yes here.
config ROOTFS_VAR_LOG
depends on ROOTFS_VAR
bool
prompt "/var/log"
default y
help
Create a /var/log directory in the root filesystem.
Unless you want to mount a tmpfs on /var you should
say yes here.
config ROOTFS_VAR_LOCK
depends on ROOTFS_VAR
bool
prompt "/var/lock"
default y
help
Create a /var/lock directory in the root filesystem.
Unless you want to mount a tmpfs on /var you should
say yes here.
config ROOTFS_VAR_LIB
depends on ROOTFS_VAR
bool
prompt "/var/lib"
default n
help
Create a /var/lib directory in the root filesystem.
Unless you want to mount a tmpfs on /var you should
say yes here.
If you are going to run an NFS server with file locking
support this folder must be persistent!
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
endmenu
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